Topicals

Topicals

MaryRobinson2021-08-19T10:50:39.000Z
No, but prob bc when I was young with acne they +
Rotated through all the antibiotics and topicals. I finally went on accutane in my early 20s. It was a miracle. But for teens I understand the worry.
Yourright2021-08-18T05:01:48.000Z
You are a sweet mom! She is beautiful! Retin A can be very drying when you first start. Rop
It can cause serious irritation too. If you go that route, take it very slow. I would consider Paula’s Choice acne products. Also check out Topicals F
DustyDusty2021-08-15T22:47:33.000Z
I started getting acne at 10 though my +
period didn't start until 12. Her skin looks inflamed and the bumps are in a specific area. Throwing out possibilities & sorry if a repeat. Could
jnbfan2021-08-09T20:07:18.000Z
Agree with most of the below. If you aren't using one of the tinted organic/hybrid Anthelios, then
I highly recommend them or a tinted sunscreen from a different brand or using some form of iron oxide coverage on top of your regular sunscreen (even
Redwings112021-08-09T15:22:27.000Z
The problem with sunspots is that they are damage from many years ago finally showing up ++
I’ve had luck with topicals but probably a non-invasive IPL or other type of laser treatment is necessary for faster results. And that won’t guarante
cheryl2021-08-07T22:48:50.000Z
I like Faded by Topicals (Sephora). The Peace Out micro needling +
discs suck, I hated them. I really like Peace Out’s acne dots but the micro needling discs did not do a thing and wouldn’t adhere well to my skin.
jamesie2021-07-23T12:58:59.000Z
PSA: topical spironolactone is a thing now (in addition to clascoterone) +
Apparently everyone is jumping on the topical antiandrogen bandwagon. I'm pretty excited, since I couldn't tolerate oral spiro. I have said for years
suemazrn2021-07-22T14:29:32.000Z
I have tried every topical to remove sun spots on my chest. I think the TCA peel helped more r/o
any of those topicals. I still include them in my routine to minimize worsening but for some, treatments are needed.
blushing_girl2021-07-20T12:46:20.000Z
agree with this. i had the same experience that topicals alone were never enough +
and tried different topicals under different derms. only in conjunction with antibiotics, and eventually accutane did it become under control when i w
jamesie2021-07-09T18:48:24.000Z
Have you gone through menopause yet? That could play a role in +
any hormonal therapies. Also combining topicals (retinoid, plus anti-inflammatory and/or antibiotic) can help. Dr. Sam Bunting has a great video seri